First Hydrogen
First Hydrogen designs next generation zero...
First Hydrogen has revealed new images outlining the vision for its Generation II concept vehicle, which will be available with either fuel cell electric or
First Hydrogen prepares light commercial ve...
First Hydrogen, automotive and energy developer, is undertaking mileage accumulation and vehicle evaluation to optimise the efficiency of its zero-emission light commercial vehicles (LCVs) ahead
First Hydrogen reveals next generation zero...
First Hydrogen, automotive and energy developer, has revealed the first glimpse of its next generation zero emission vans. The Generation II images tease the designs
First Hydrogen hires EDAG Group to design z...
First Hydrogen is pleased to announce it has selected EDAG Group (EDAG) as its design styling partner for its next generation of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs).
First Hydrogen begin performance tests in B...
The First Hydrogen fuel cell-powered vans (FCEV) have commenced performance tests at the HORIBA MIRA Proving Ground, located near Birmingham, UK. These track tests will confirm the safety
First Hydrogen vans receive road certificat...
First Hydrogen, automotive and energy developer, is pleased to announce that its first zero emission light commercial vehicles (LCVs) have been certified legal on British
First Hydrogen vehicles complete first comm...
First Hydrogen, the developer of zero emission vehicles and green hydrogen production facilities, confirms that its two demonstrator vehicles have successfully completed initial commissioning trials. The
First Hydrogen vans to begin testing next m...
First Hydrogen has said its fuel cell-powered demonstrator vans with an estimated range of 310 miles will begin operational testing next month. The MAN TGE-based
First Hydrogen’s green hydrogen van t...
First Hydrogen is pleased to report on the progress of its two demonstrator FCEV vehicles as part of its partnerships with Ballard Power Systems Inc. and AVL
First Hydrogen and Cambridge University sig...
First Hydrogen has entered into a Research and Collaboration Agreement with the University of Cambridge, UK. The leading designer and manufacturer of zero-emissions, hydrogen-powered utility vehicles
